The document discusses using indicators from the Social Progress Index to measure progress toward achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It provides examples of indicators that relate to specific SDGs, such as indicators of nutrition and medical care that are relevant to SDG 2 (zero hunger) and SDG 3 (good health and well-being). The document also outlines a strategy for developing a "Kopavogur-SDG Index" to quantitatively track performance on SDG targets using standardized indicators from frameworks like the ISO 37120 standard.

1. From Social Progress Index
to SDGs Index
Ármann Kr. Ólafsson, mayor

2. THE STRATEGY MODEL AT KOPAVOGUR

3. RELATION BETWEEN SPI & SDG
Dim-
ension
Component Indicators Short description
Social Progress Index and
The sustainable Development Goals
BasicHumanNeeds
Nutrition
and
Basic
Medical
Care
Premature death < 50 yrs
Children´s vegetables consumption ( 2
≥ per day)
Children´s fruits consumption
( 2 ≥ per day)
Nursing care for senior citizen
No of deaths <50 yrs. per 10.000 inhabitants in same
age range
Children in primaryschool having vegetables min 2 per
day last 7 days (ratio)
Children in primaryschool having fruits min 2 per day
last 7 days (ratio)
Average waiting time for nursing homes for senior
citizen
Here is the focus on access to reliable medicalcare,
as well as adequate nutrition.
Which is related to the SDGs´ number 2 and 3 about
no hunger and health and wellness
Water
and
Sanitation
Quality of drinking water
Quality of sea water/sewage
Quality of surface water
Water Conductivityat 25 C° ( µ/cm)
Ratio: no of occasion w/ 43 enterococci or more per
100 ml
Ratio: no of occasion w/ 43 enterococci or more per
100 ml
Clean water and sanitation are essential to
survival and can drasticallyimprove life expectancy.
Here is the focus on SDG no. 6 and 12.
Shelter
Onerous housing costs
Housing for disabled persons
Social housing
The proportion of people surveyed paying ≥ 50% of
revenues in housing
Average waiting time for housing for disabled
( waiting time - months )
Average waiting time for social housing - Renting
( waiting time - months )
Adequate living conditions are essential to safety,
health and human dignity.
Here the focus is on action towards goals no 3, 7 and
11.
Personal
Safety
Crime rates - Interpersonal violence
Crime rates: Burglaries
Crime rates: Sexual Offenses
Traffic accidents: Collisions
Traffic Accidents: Pedestrian and cycling
accidents
Feeling of safety
No. of notification to the Police per 1000 inhabitants
No. of notification to the Police per 1000 inhabitants
No. of notification to the Police per 10.000 inhabitants
No. of notification to the Police per 10.000 inhabitants
No. of notification to the Police per 10.000 inhabitants
How safe people feel in their neighborhood during
darkness (% of those who answered they feel save)
The fourth demension is reflecting on personal
safety. Safety is essential for the attainmentof
health, peace, justice, and well-being. Her the
connections are towards SDG no. 3 and 16

6. MÆLKÓ - Calculation
INDEXIS: KOP – SDG INDEX
GOALS: SDG 1 SDG 3 ... SDG 9 ...
TASKS: SDG 9.1 SDG 9.C
INDICATORS: ISO37120.17.x
MEASUREMENTS: ISO 37120.17.1 ISO 37120.17.2 ISO 37120.17.3
80%
5% 15%
100%
50% 50%
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7,14% 7,14% 7,14%

7. MÆLKÓ - Screenshots

8. MÆLKÓ - Screenshots

9. WHY?